mcp-csharp-debug

# C# MCP Server Debugging Run, debug, and interactively test C# MCP servers. Covers local execution, IDE debugging with breakpoints, MCP Inspector for protocol-level testing, and GitHub Copilot Agent Mode integration. ## When to Use - Running an MCP server locally for the first time - Configuring VS Code or Visual Studio to debug an MCP server - Testing tools interactively with MCP Inspector - Verifying tools appear in GitHub Copilot Agent Mode - Diagnosing issues: tools not discovered, protocol errors, server crashes - Setting up `mcp.json` or `.mcp.json` configuration ## Stop Signals - **No project yet?** → Use `mcp-csharp-create` first - **Need automated tests?** → Use `mcp-csharp-test` - **Production deployment issue?** → Use `mcp-csharp-publish` ## Inputs | Input | Required | Description | |-------|----------|-------------| | Project path | Yes | Path to the `.csproj` file or project directory | | Transport type | Recommended | `stdio` or `http` — detect from `.csproj` if not specified | | IDE | Recommended | VS Code or Visual Studio — detect from environment if not specified | **Agent behavior:** Detect transport type by checking the `.csproj` for a `PackageReference` to `ModelContextProtocol.AspNetCore`. If present → HTTP, otherwise → stdio. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Run the server locally **stdio transport:** ```bash cd <ProjectDir> dotnet run ``` The process starts and waits for JSON-RPC messages on stdin. No output on stdout means it's working correctly. *...